A.M (410)

AM (Ace Mally) is a British drill rapper from South London and a founding member of the drill collective 410, closely associated with fellow rapper Skengdo, with whom he performs as the duo Skengdo x AM. The group is known for its rivalry with Harlem Spartans, another prominent South London drill outfit, and for helping shape the sound of UK drill in the mid-to-late 2010s.

AM's delivery is marked by a deep, aggressive cadence and dense, technical wordplay, often incorporating French phrases and even mathematical or coded references into his verses — a nod to his family background connected to Mali, a Francophone West African country. This linguistic mix, paired with dark, minimal drill production, gives his music a distinctive edge within the genre.

Skengdo x AM gained wider national attention with tracks such as «Attempted 1.0» and its sequel «Attempted 2.0», as well as a widely discussed Fire in the Booth freestyle for BBC 1Xtra, and became one of the most recognizable names in the early UK drill scene, influencing the genre's spread from local London scenes to mainstream British rap culture.